These Abe Birnbaum puzzles capture the wit and charm of one of The New Yorker’s most prolific illustrators. Between the 1930s and 1970s, Birnbaum brought his playful eye and painterly style to nearly 140 covers and hundreds of interior illustrations for the iconic magazine. His work—full of character, subtle humor, and mid-century flair—has graced galleries, museums, and the pages of books, including one children’s title he authored himself. These puzzles are a delightful tribute to his legacy, inviting you to piece together a bit of art history with every whimsical scene.